A launch website for a GCC regulatory data startup

Client: Amanah Solutions
Industry: Financial services
Services: Website design, Web development, UI/UX design
Website: amanahsolutions.vercel.app

The Abu Dhabi skyline with the Etihad Towers under a light blue sky, seen across the water

The project

Amanah Solutions is a new Abu Dhabi company, licensed in Masdar City Free Zone and incorporated in April 2026. It is building a governed, auditable data layer between GCC financial institutions and their regulators, designed for the UAE's central bank (CBUAE) first, with Saudi Arabia (SAMA) and Qatar (QCB) to follow.

With its platform still in development, the startup needed a website that would earn the trust of banks, regulators and government bodies from the first visit, explain a technical product in plain terms, and turn that interest into requests for a briefing.

Vebryx designed and built a custom website on Next.js: a calm, high-trust design around the company's name, Arabic for "trust", with home, platform, about and contact pages and a short briefing form that asks each visitor who they're with.

The challenge

What stood in the way.

01
Trust before a track record
A company incorporated in 2026 had to look credible to banks and regulators straight away, so its licensing and the founders' experience had to come through from the first screen.
02
A complex product, told plainly
Regulatory data, lineage and governance had to make sense to a bank's data team, a supervisor and a government official alike.
03
Three audiences at once
Financial institutions, regulators and government bodies care about different things, and each needed its own reason to ask for a briefing.

Our solution

What we built.

A site built to be trusted, where every page leads to a briefing.

01
Credibility up front
The vision, then three clear facts: the company's incorporation, its regulatory alignment across the GCC, and the founding team's 35+ years of combined experience.
02
The shift, side by side
A simple "instead of / with Amanah" comparison, from manual reconciliation to a single governed, auditable data model.
03
How it works, and who it serves
A three-step flow from core systems to the regulator, a section for each audience, and a platform page with the four layers and the roadmap from CBUAE to SAMA and QCB.
04
Briefings, not sign-ups
A short form that asks who the visitor is with (a financial institution, regulator, government body, or investor or partner), then their name, work email and organisation, with spam protection built in.